The M 15 Laboratory Hot Plate is a reliable and efficient heating device designed for various laboratory applications. With a temperature range from 50°C to 300°C, it offers precise heating control, making it ideal for different types of experiments. Equipped with a liquid expansion thermostat and 5°C steps temperature setting, this hot plate ensures accuracy with a working precision of ±5°C. Its compact design with a 15 cm diameter heating plate provides a user-friendly interface, suitable for small to medium-sized vessels. The M 15 also boasts a robust build, featuring sheet steel casing finished with stoved enamel paint, ensuring durability in demanding lab environments. Its lightweight and easy-to-operate design make it an essential tool for laboratory technicians looking for consistent heating performance.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Temperature Working Range | 50°C to 300°C |
| Temperature Control | Thermostat with liquid expansion |
| Thermostat Setting Increments | In 5°C steps |
| Thermostat Working Accuracy | ±5°C |
| Power Rating | 1000 W |
| Fuse | 6 Amps |
| Casing Material | Sheet steel finished in stoved enamel paint |
| Heating Plate Material | Normalized cast iron |
| Heating Plate Dimension | Ø15 cm |
| Power Supply | AC 190 – 240 V / 50-60 Hz |
| Overall Dimensions (w x h x d) | 18 x 26 x 9 cm |
| Net Weight | 2 kg |
| Gross Weight | 2.5 kg |
About Hot Plates
Hot Plates are essential heating devices in laboratory environments, offering precise temperature control and uniform heating for various applications. Typically used in experiments requiring consistent heat, hot plates are built with durable materials to withstand frequent use. They are available in various sizes and power ratings to cater to different vessel sizes and heating needs. The M 15 Laboratory Hot Plate, for instance, is designed for small to medium vessels, offering precision and ease of use. Whether you’re heating solutions or preparing samples for analysis, hot plates provide a reliable and versatile heating solution for laboratories of all kinds.
FAQ: Hot Plates
Q1: What is the typical use of a hot plate in a laboratory? A: Hot plates are primarily used to heat samples, solutions, or other laboratory vessels during experiments. They provide controlled, uniform heating, making them ideal for various types of chemical, biological, or physical research applications.
Q2: Can hot plates be used for both dry and liquid heating? A: Yes, hot plates can be used to heat both dry materials and liquid solutions. However, it’s essential to ensure the vessel used is appropriate for the temperature settings on the hot plate.
Q3: How do I maintain the accuracy of a hot plate? A: Regular maintenance, such as cleaning the heating plate and ensuring proper calibration of the thermostat, is key to maintaining the accuracy and longevity of a hot plate
